Hamza Alsaifi

Hamza is a young and ambitious man from Gaza. He dreams of studying abroad to build his future and make a positive difference in his life and the lives of those around him. But he faces a major obstacle: the cost of tuition and living expenses is extremely high, and he cannot cover it on his own. For Hamza, this dream is not a luxury. It is an opportunity to gain new skills, pursue academic and professional goals, and eventually return to serve his community and family. Every day he studies and works on improving himself, but financial barriers stand between him and his future. We are launching this campaign to help cover his tuition, accommodation, and basic living costs so he can travel and achieve his dream. Your donation, no matter how small, can change Hamza’s life and give him a real chance to build his future. Even if you cannot donate, sharing this story may help him reach someone who can. Let’s give Hamza the chance to achieve his dream of education and overcome the hardships he faces.

From Gaza… We Are Only Asking for Life I am Ayman, a young man from Gaza, and I am writing for myself and my family. We did not choose war. We did not choose siege. We did not choose to live in fear and uncertainty… Yet this is the reality we face every day. Before the war, my family and I lived in a home with five apartments. I had my own small business making sweets — it was my source of income, my way to provide for my family. But when the war hit Gaza, our home was destroyed. Our building, our livelihood, everything we had worked for, was gone in an instant. Now, we live in a tent in the street. We have no shelter, no secure place to sleep, and no source of income. To make things worse, I am suffering from a severe spinal injury that prevents me from working. Every day is painful, both physically and emotionally, as I struggle to care for my family while unable to earn a living. Each day is a fight to survive. We wake up hoping for safety, searching for water, food, and basic necessities. Children no longer dream of toys or trips; they dream of a full meal. Mothers do not worry about clothes; they worry about how to feed their children tomorrow. Fathers carry the heavy weight of helplessness, wanting to protect their families but powerless against circumstances beyond their control. We are not numbers in the news. We are real families with names, stories, and postponed dreams. I am launching this campaign not to ask for luxury, nor for the impossible. We are asking for the minimum of a dignified life: Food for our family Clean water to drink Shelter, as much as possible Medical care for my spinal injury Your donation — no matter how small — can make a real difference. It could mean a warm meal for my children. It could mean clean water for a full day. It could mean a safe place to sleep tonight. It could mean help with my medical needs. And most importantly, it could mean hope — the feeling that we are not alone in this world. If you cannot donate, sharing this story may help it reach someone who can. Sometimes a single share can change a life. From Gaza… We are not asking for pity. We are asking for a chance to live.